Barcelona is running away with La Liga and the winning record books and there is currently little that Real Madrid can do. Everything entering Saturday's fated Clasico seems to be stacked against Madrid's team, but is there any reason to believe that the team can truly compete at the Camp Nou, where it has struggled in recent years? Here are some reasons to believe that Madrid can win the 2:30 PM EST match at the Camp Nou this Saturday April 2.
Barcelona and Real Madrid will face off in the biggest soccer game in the world this weekend.Barcelona enters the game as the runaway favorite, having already compiled a huge points on Los Blancos and also runaway with a massive undefeated run that is closing in on 40 games. Throw in the 4-0 away win last fall and there is little reason to doubt that Barcelona can beat Madrid. Here are some other reasons why the deed is inevitable.
The game is scheduled for Saturday April 2 at the Camp Nou in Barcelona. Kick-off starts at 2:30 PM EST.
Uruguay and Peru continue their World Cup qualifying campaigns on Tuesday in a big matchup. Uruguay and Peru continue their World Cup qualifying campaigns on Tuesday, March 29, 2016 in a big matchup.
Brazil and Paraguay will renew their rivalry in a crucial World Cup Qualifying match on Tuesday. Brazil and Paraguay will renew their rivalry in a crucial World Cup Qualifying match on Tuesday.
It is do or die time for the US Men's National Soccer Team when it hosts Guatemala on Tuesday. It is do or die time for the US Men's National Soccer Team when it hosts Guatemala on Tuesday.
Neymar and Luis Suarez have noted their close relationship on Barcelona as a key to the club's success. The two will be on opposite sides of the pitch when Brazil and Uruguay face off in a crucial CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifier.
Mexico will look to continue its ascent in the CONCACAF in its upcoming qualifier against Canada. Mexico will look to continue its ascent in the CONCACAF in its latest qualifier against Canada.
Will the real U.S. National team please stand up? The Americans will need to impose themselves as they take on Guatemala in a huge World Cup qualifying match on Friday.
Mexico and the US will look to continue their paths toward World Cup qualification on Tuesday as they take on two tough opponents in their respective groups. For the US, Guatemala will come calling in a game that has huge ramifications in the standings.
The World Cup qualifiers return this week with a plethora of major matches for some of South America's major clubs. Colombia, Argentina and Brazil all have big matches this week.
The Champions League quarterfinals matchups have been announced giving pundits a ton to talk about and looking ahead at which sides are in the most advantageous position to move forward. Here is a look at the eight remaining teams and how the corresponding matchups boost or damage their chances at glory.
The latest news about Konami's 'PES 2017' includes the possibility of new commentators. Milton Leite and Mauricio Noreiga are rumored to be replacing Silvio Luiz and Mauro Beting in the Portuguese commentary.
Diego Costa's implosion this past week, leading to his first straight red card of 2015-16, was a rather metaphorical situation for the overall state of Chelsea. Is Diego Costa a hindrance to Chelsea? Or should his goalscoring be weighed over his disciplinary record?
No one can hide it any longer - Cristiano Ronaldo is on the decline. No one can hide it any longer - Cristiano Ronaldo is on the decline. It was inevitable, especially considering the superstar's age of 31, but no one imagined that said decline would be as precipitous and frustrating for the player and his club.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo were back at it again this week with the former getting two matches to contest and the latter one in which to show off his best.
Incoming Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is already mapping out big plans for his new club, as reports revealed that he is eying FC Barcelona superstars Luis Suarez and Neymar.
